The Synergy Kahuna is a full suspension folding fat tire electric bike, available in three timeless colors (dark blue, black, white). Powerful 750 watt Bafang geared hub motor feels very zippy and capable. Hydraulic disc brakes require less hand effort and offer adjustable-reach levers. Both brake levers also have motor inhibitors for safer stopping. Bright dual-beam headlight keeps you seen from multiple angles. No reflective paint or tire stripes here, but the white frame increases rider visibility. Optional $120 rear rack comes with a light mounted at the Back. They include a decent phone mount for free, Synergy also sells aluminum alloy and plastic fenders for $100 or rack fender combo for $150. Sturdy and large folding aluminum alloy pedals from Wellgo, great kickstand placement (with adjustable length), decent Shimano Altus derailleur, limited 14-28 tooth freewheel and slightly large 54 tooth chainring makes starting and climbing a bit slow and difficult. They key must be inserted and left in the frame in order to power the bike on... and the locking core is below the main tube, making it difficult to see and reach. Noticed some delay in starting and stopping using pedal assist, even though the cadence sensor hardware looked pretty nice (compact sealed design at bottom bracket), no torque arm or derailleur guard. EBR collected a service fee to make this review possible. This is not an endorsement, we strive to be objective.
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16 июл 2024
